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05-26-2006, 08:34 PM
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fsm
http://pastebot.perl.it/cgi-bin/Past...owpaste;id=542
this is my fsm, it works! but i think it's a bit verbose, don't u think? there's a way to make it shortly? Gandalf |
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05-28-2006, 12:07 PM
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Re: fsm
Gandalf a écrit :
> http://pastebot.perl.it/cgi-bin/Past...owpaste;id=542 > > this is my fsm, it works! > but i think it's a bit verbose, don't u think? > > there's a way to make it shortly? Hi I've just had a *very* quick look at it. Are you sure you need that many states? Can't you use a counter in some states instead of a long sequence? Use ieee.numeric_std instead of ieee.std_logic_arith and ieee.std_logic_unsigned (there is a recent thread in this newsgroup about why you should) Nicolas Nicolas Matringe |
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05-28-2006, 02:36 PM
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Re: fsm
i tryed to re-write the code to make it more shortly and i have this:
http://pastebot.perl.it/cgi-bin/Past...owpaste;id=547 i used the libreries u told me. this is a simulation with ModelSim: http://www.geocities.com/bagbyte/simulation.jpg how u can see, there is a small time in which the counter conta_rom change it's value 2 time so my FSM soesn't work how it could work! can u tell me why i have this result? this simulation is for the sates from s0 to s14. Gandalf |
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